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- Found Animals: Found an animal? Take it to a clinic for a microchip scan.
- Lost and Adoptable Pets: Search for pets in our shelters.
- What to Do if You Lost Your Pet: Tips for finding your lost pet.
Animal Receiving
You may bring animals to the following locations:
- Eastside Shelter 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day
- Westside Shelter 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day
Citizens must be residents of Albuquerque or Bernalillo County to bring animals to our facilities.
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If you need help finding Spike or Socks, or long for a Calico or Boxer, you can now access Pet Harbor's Pet Search to report lost or found pets, or to request notification if a breed in which you are interested becomes available at one of the Animal Welfare Department locations.
Once you fill out the information request form, you will be emailed automatically when an animal matching your selection shows up at one of our shelters. The request will last for 30 days.
- Have you FOUND a cat or dog? One of the quickest ways to reunite the pet with its owner is to scan for a microchip. View places you can get your pet scanned for free.
- Have you LOST a Pet? Download this flyer to post around your neighborhood for your lost pet. The flyer also has information on what you can do to make the reunion between you and your pet more likely.
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- Aztec Animal Clinic
4340 Coal SE Albuquerque, NM 87108 (505) 265-4939
- Cottonwood Animal Clinic
1101 Rio Rancho Blvd. Rio Rancho, NM 87124 (505) 891-2800
- Desert Hills Animal Clinic
7120 Wyoming NE Suite 3B Albuquerque, NM 87109
(505) 821-4990
- Northwest Animal Hospital
1000 Alameda NW Albuquerque, NM 87114
(505) 898-1491
- Petroglyphs Animal Hospital
6633 Caminito Coors NW Albuquerque, NM 87120 (505) 898-8874
- Taylor Ranch Vet Hospital
9401 Golf Course Road Suite D Albuquerque, NM 87114
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- VCA/Wyoming Animal Hospital
2740 Wyoming NE Albuquerque, NM 87111
(505) 298-7444
Stray Cats
Cat overpopulation is a problem that cannot be solved through adoptions at city animal shelters. There just aren't enough people coming to the shelters looking for cats to take home. Sadly, many cats housed at city animal shelters are euthanized.
If you find a tame cat and want to help it, the best way is to foster the cat until you find a home for it yourself. You should notify the Animal Welfare Department and register as a finder of the animal.
If you surrender the cat to a city animal shelter, it might not survive. Frequently, what seems to be a stray cat is an owned cat that has been allowed by its owner to roam. An owned cat typically will return to its home if you leave it alone, and it can be very difficult to find the owner if you try to intervene by removing it from its roaming area.
You can attempt to reunite the cat with its owner by having the animal scanned for a microchip. City animal shelters and some local veterinarians will do this for free and if a cat is microchipped, the owner's last known address will be on record with the company that created the microchip.
There is, however, a very low rate of success in finding the owners of cats that arrive at city animal shelters, partly because many cats aren't microchipped. The Animal Welfare Department works hard to help control the pet population through spay and neuter programs.
If there are feral cats in your neighborhood, or if someone (including you) is feeding stray cats, there are charitable groups in Albuquerque that can help get the cats sterilized so they don't reproduce. The cats then continue living outdoors.
These groups are well versed in where to get traps, how to use them, where to take the cats for sterilization and what to do afterwards. For more information, contact:
- New Mexico Animal Friends, (505) 881-7297
- Best Friends Animal Society, 440-3441
- Animal Humane, (505) 255-5523, ext. 105
The Animal Welfare Department does not have cat traps for rent, and it will not come to your neighborhood to pick up a cat unless it has bitten a person or is injured.
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Save clouded leopards while you shop!Did you know that many foods and household products contain palm oil? Check out the labels on the products you buy to see if palm oil is an ingredient. By learning about palm oil and taking our recommended action steps you can make consumer choices that are good for clouded leopards and other Southeast Asian forest wildlife.
What Is Palm Oil?
Palm oil is a form of vegetable oil, produced from the fruit of the oil palm tree, that you likely eat or use every day. It is a common ingredient in many foods, household cleaners, cosmetics, and other personal care products. Palm oil is the most widely produced edible oil in the world and is valued for its heart-healthy properties. Most commercial palm oil is grown in Southeast Asia, primarily in the countries of Malaysia and Indonesia.
The Problem with Palm Oil
Palm oil is an agricultural crop, not a natural part of the Southeast Asia rainforest. Vast areas of tropical rainforests in Southeast Asia are being cut down to make way for large scale oil palm plantations. This leaves animals like Asian elephants, clouded leopards, tigers, tapirs, orangutans and gibbons without places to live and find food. Land for palm oil production is sometimes taken forcibly from indigenous people who traditionally owned the land.
Certified Sustainable Palm Oil
Some companies produce palm oil in ways that are less damaging to rain forests and wildlife and better support the economy and needs of local people. Known as sustainable palm oil, this product is more forest friendly and provides lasting income for farmers in Asia.
The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) sets standards for certifying that palm oil is produced sustainably. The RSPO is made up of social and government organizations, companies, and businesses. Their principles and guidelines address both forest protection and the health of plantation workers and their families. Visit www.rspo.org for more information.
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Choose Sustainable Palm Oil• Use these shopping guides to learn what products are made with sustainable palm oil:
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Read the label• If your favorite product contains palm oil, contact the manufacturer and ask them to use certified sustainable palm oil.
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Fun fact: There has never been a conference call in the history of business that went off without a hitch.
Are you funny? Do people often say how funny you are? Can you make people laugh and make light of even the most tense situation?
Last week one of BroBible's favorite comedians, Rob Riggle, swung by the office to chat it up about the Bud Light Hotel coming to New
This isn't really a heckle so much as a perfect interaction between a military member and comedian Deepak Sethi at the L.A. Comedy Club recently. Enough
Louis C.K. and Jerry Seinfeld Hang Out on a Boat in New Season of 'Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee'
A cool, unexpected byproduct of Louis C.K.'s recent success is that you feel like you've helped him get there. This is true in a
Earlier this year comedy's finest hip-hop group (or is it hip-hop's finest comedy group?), ItsTheReal, dropped their new wonderfully titled new mixtape, Urbane
Well, sort of. Justin Bieber went on stage during Chris D'Elia's set last week at the Laugh Factory and, surprisingly, let the comedian roast him.
Five years ago, Bo Burnham seemed a flash in the pan. Sure, he was one of the first big YouTube stars, and sure, he got
In a performance at the New York Comedy Festival this weekend, stand-up comedian Anthony Jeselnik told a suprised crowd that his show, The Jeselnik Offensive, has
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New favorite outlook on life: "Do you realize how much better the world would be if we all just treated each other the way black
Whether it's outdoing each other in the hat game, or making fun of substitute teachers, Key & Peele have solidified themselves
Patton Oswalt is a terrifically funny dude who won Twitter yesterday. In a series of two-part politically-twinged tweets, the comedian spent all afternoon blasting
Before he became critically adored by all the people, Louis CK was a writer for Late Night with Conan O'Brien. The Paley center released this old
A team of wacky University of Edinburgh scientists have programmed a computer to generate one-liners following a "specific set of rules," creating jokes that
Everyone starts somewhere. Patton Oswalt started his TV career with an educational video on student loans, seen above. The comedian is responsible for the "What's
Deep into his "Live at the Beacon Theater" special, Louis CK riffs on one of his favorite subjects: Humanity, and how generally awful and selfish
We've reached Peak Kickstarter. There are no more good ideas. NYC sketch comedy group The Bilderbergers (#illuminati) satirize that well in this funny
People being unable to shut the hell up has long been a staple of human life. Arguably, this is the primary reason why hecklers at
From the people who made this excellent "Friendly Dating Advice" video, we have a new take on the weirdness that ensues on a
Patton Oswalt is a really, really smart dude, and he can hold court better than any comedian on "issues" as diverse as an Avengers and
As the excellent GQ piece notes, "Mitch Hedberg was Twitter before Twitter." Widely regarded as one of the best (and most beloved) comedians of all-time,
Off the heels of his excellent Comedy Central show, Nathan Fielder has become the master of the twitter prank. His first two somewhat broke, if
Youngman Aziz Ansari isn't so young anymore. He recently hit the big 3-0, and with that comes things like maturing and being tired. In this
No one does comedy like the Japanese. To wit: check out this cutting-edge men's gymnastics bit that aired on a variety show. It crushes pretty
Well, Whose Line Is It Anyway? is coming back, and we couldn't be more excited. Some of us were even inspired to join improv groups
Do you wipe from the front or wipe from the back? Ethan Klein, a comedian at H3H3 productions, explains the double-standards over keeping it
Bros.... BROS! Big news today: For YouTube's Comedy Week, The Lonley Island teamed up with James Franco and Zach Galifianakis for a very special hybrid "Between
The Lonely Island—consisting of comedy heroes Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer, and Jorma Taccone—announced last night on SNL that the group has a new album,
Some of you are really going to hate this one. It is NOT inoffensive.
Having no clue is really in right now.
Yesterday in a great article that appeared in the New York Times, writer and clear comic junkie Jason Zinoman observed that "Dave Chappelle
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March 04, 2011
The Placer County Board of Supervisors will hold a budget workshop Tuesday, March 8 to take a closer look at three departments that have a lot at stake in the state's budget battles.
Tuesday's workshop will be the second in a series being held to develop a proposed county budget for the 2011-12 fiscal year.
The board plans to hold workshops through April and to review a proposed budget in June so it can have a budget plan in place when the new fiscal year begins July 1. Board members will continue to make budget adjustments during a second series of workshops in August and adopt a final budget in September.
At the first workshop on Feb. 22, the county budget team reported that 2011-12 appears challenging, but manageable based on an estimated deficit of $2.8 million once achievable adjustments are made. Such adjustments do not include the use of reserves beyond internal service funds.
The projected deficit is primarily due to an anticipated 5 percent drop in property tax revenue, the loss of some one-time funding, and increased costs for health insurance premiums and pension contributions.
Staff also emphasized that the county's outlook could change dramatically, depending on what happens to approximately $30 million at risk because of state-funding reductions and increased county responsibilities recommended by Gov. Jerry Brown in his proposed 2011-12 state budget.
Tuesday's Board of Supervisors workshop will focus on the Health and Human Services Department, Placer County Library and the Veterans Service Office. All three departments are among those with big stakes in the state budget discussions in Sacramento.
Health and Human Services, the county's largest department, could be affected dramatically by the state budget.
The governor is seeking to make counties permanently responsible for several programs: mental health; child welfare, foster care and adoption programs; Adult Protective Services; and substance abuse treatment. His proposed budget also calls for changes that would leave fewer residents eligible for such programs as CalWORKs, In-Home Support Services and Medi-Cal.
In a report to the board, county Principal Management Analyst Bekki Riggan notes that the state already bases its funding for health and human service programs on 2001 costs, rather than the actual costs counties face. Counties are mandated by the State to carry-out these programs on behalf of the State regardless of the level of funding provided. That has left Placer County with unfunded costs of roughly $6 million per year that must be covered using county discretionary general fund revenue or eliminated by changes to the department's services.
"In addition to this chronic underfunding, the state has also deferred and delayed millions of dollars in mandated payments to Placer County in response to the severe state budget deficits since FY 2007-08," Riggan explains.
She notes that the department's budget challenges are exacerbated by the increased demand for safety-net services because of population growth and the nation's economic downturn.
The board will receive some good news Tuesday about the Veterans Service Office.
Gov. Brown proposed eliminating state support for county veterans service offices, a plan that would meant a loss of $200,000 to Placer County.
In her report, Riggan notes that the State Senate and Assembly budget committees have voted to restore funding for county veterans service offices to 2010 levels and legislation has been introduced in the Assembly that calls for fully restoring funding for the offices.
In Placer County, the Veterans Service Office is a four-person operation headed by Veterans Service Officer Rick Buckman. The office promotes the interests and entitlements of veterans, their dependents and survivors through counseling, education, claims assistance and advocacy.
During the 2009-10 fiscal year, the office obtained $29.2 million in new federal benefits for veterans and their families. "It has been estimated that every $1 invested in veterans service offices provides $100 to veterans and the local economy," Riggan explains.
In his budget proposal, Gov. Brown proposed eliminating state support for county libraries. The Placer County Library would lose $86,000 in state funding.
That loss would add to revenue problems caused by declining property tax revenue. The library's share of property tax revenue has dropped $400,000, or 10 percent, over the last two years and is expected to decline $87,000 in 2011-12.
"With these continuing revenue reductions, it is becoming increasing difficult to maintain current services," explains Principal Management Analyst Linda Oakman in a report to board members.
The library manages 11 branch libraries and a bookmobile and provides administrative services to the Placer County Law Library. Using one-time funds set aside for Capital Facilities, Placer County has been able to open a new Rocklin branch and remodel the branches in Colfax, Foresthill and Loomis over the last few years.
Oakman notes in her report that attrition and cost-saving measures introduced by the library have reduced operating costs.
"The most significant savings has been generated by reducing the materials budget, which is the lowest in 20 years," she explains. "This has an impact on the library's ability to provide patrons with newly released books and other media."
Tuesday's Board of Supervisors meeting will be held at 9 a.m. in the county Administrative Center at 175 Fulweiler Ave. in Auburn.
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More than 2 miles above the Russian River, a skydiver jumps from a plane, quickly accelerating to racecar speeds of 120 mph before a canopy opens above and glides the diver to earth amid views of neighboring clear waters, sprawling vineyards, and the San Francisco skyline. Located in the heart of wine country, NorCal Skydiving's professional staffers make it their mission to pass on these thrills to each customer regardless of skill level or ability to fly his or her own plane. During tandem jumps, experienced instructors and novice divers conjoin and jump together from a plane 13,000 feet in the air. Once students are hooked, instructors can coach them on advanced techniques, such as canopy flight, and then help them become licensed skydivers. Additionally, NorCal Skydiving's staff regularly parajumps into the U.S. Parachute Association to work as safety and training advisors.
River's Edge Kayak & Canoe Trips' owner Lollie Mercer likes to joke about being in the business of curing nature-deficiency disorder. It's certainly true that sunlight and exercise provide the body with a whole host of benefits, and Lollie's customers get plenty of those riding the rapids of the Russian River. She and her staff outfit guests with one of six types of boats, which include styles that range from the classic canoe to double kayaks. Self-guided groups embark on three- to six-hour trips where they navigate Class I and II rapids. When the water calms, they can view the abundant wildlife along the river's banks, including osprey, eagles, otters, and turtles. Eventually, groups land at River's Edge Beach, where Lollie and her crew collect gear and guests reunite with their less-awesome land-based vehicles.
As they enter the training circuit at Curves, female guests come face-to-face with the smiles of other women. And just as points on a circle share a common distance from the circle's center, workout participants share the experiences of those nearby by trading stations throughout the 30-minute training session. Thirty seconds is spent on a piece of strength-training equipment built for feminine frames and designed to work two opposing muscle groups with a single movement. Exercisers then move on to a recovery station, where they run, jog, or dance to maintain heart rates and keep platforms in place during momentary losses of gravity.
Locals Wine Tasting outfits sip-seeking palates in a tasty variety of grapey frocks, all crafted by 11 lauded and loved wineries. Corral a fellow oenophile or wine-fueled automaton for an informative tasting session, which features grape-blood goods from purveyors such as Dark Horse, Foggy Valley, Bedarra Vineyards, and more. The session's flight tastings imbue suppers with a wine-filled cornucopia of vino-based knowledge, such as tasting and pairing tips and how to build a suitable flotation device from leftover corks. All participants leave with a bottle of 2008 Foggy Valley Leras Vineyard, RRV chardonnay, a fruity brew with hints of green apple, white nectarine, and melon.
A restored Queen Anne structure in Sonoma wine country, Grape Leaf Inn won NBC11's award for best area bed and breakfast for two consecutive years. Six available guestrooms await visitors, each equipped with a king or queen bed. A bottle of old-vine zinfandel (a $37.50 value), recently liberated from its oaken prison, regales sippers with tales of life on the inside. Downstairs, the speakeasy offers complimentary vine-blood samplings that awaken the unexplainable urge for more, as well as an intimate setting for romantic paper-football games. Excellent breakfasts of local produce and freshly roasted coffee also await visitors. Wineries available for tastings vary based on date of stay.
Named for the iconic director of The Godfather and Apocalypse Now, the Francis Ford Coppola Winery gratifies grape groupies with a wide array of virtuosic vinos. Pirouette your way into the Bottling Ballet Mechanique tour for a chance to examine the winery's bottling process, which is exactly the same process used to bottle model ships. From the huge barrels of grape soup in which wines are born to the priceless glass containers into which they're packaged, the 45-minute tour—which takes its name from the way each bottle shimmies and pirouettes down the line—gives guests the chance to see and more fully comprehend how wine comes to take its uniformly bottle-like shape. Visitors also learn the back-stories behind the winery's labels and take part in a palate-expanding tasting, completing the beautiful circle of libationary life.
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Matilda Dodge Wilson's passion for her home, Meadow Brook Hall, is a pretty big case in point. She and her husband, Alfred, spent years planning their home, right down to the switch plates in each room. They built what's been called an "American castle," but to her, it was a home for her family, a place in the country where she and Alfred entertained, a location for her philanthropic and community service and above all, her "pride and joy."
Good work can be timeless. A group of students in the '70s took their love of the university and affection for each other and started an association that's been getting together for 21 years. Alumnus Lisa Flynn was motivated by her love of country and her career as a vascular surgeon to serve in Iraq last year.
This issue's Distinguished Professor, Bob Eberwein, took a love of film and built an academic program that has inspired students for three generations. And it's Eberwein's faculty partner, Brian Murphy, who reminds us all in the first "Gold Minds" column that "All you need is love." He might just have something there…
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While the OSS community converges to Git, with the Python bunch branching to Mercurial, the typical workplace is stuck with Subversion. The author's DVCS of choice is Fossil. These are all fine projects, with their own pros and cons, but what you usually want is just a tool to store your code tree snapshot in a safe place. They can all do that, but their language differs a tiny bit. repo brings them all down to the common root. It works by detecting which VCS are you using right now and calling that, applying necessary subcommand translation if needed.
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Early Tuesday morning, the Pinellas County Clerk's Office released the names of the jurors in one of the country's most highly-publicized cases, the Casey Anthony murder trial. The case was so well known that jurors had to be picked in Pinellas County, more than 100 miles away from the trial in Orlando.
In a bombshell verdict July 5, the Pinellas County jury acquitted Anthony in the 2008 death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee. The six-week trial was televised and followed by people across the country, many of whom were angered when the verdict was announced.
Fearing for the jurors' safety, Orange-Osceola County Judge Belvin Perry ordered a three-month cooling-off period before allowing the courts to release the jurors' names, which are usually public record in Florida. In his order, Perry said some jurors had received threats after the verdict was announced. NBC News reported that one juror was so fearful, she quit her job and moved out of state. Here in Pinellas County, one restaurant put a sign on its window saying, "Pinellas County Jurors NOT Welcome!!!"
The three-month cooling-off period ended today, and Judge Perry's strategy appears to have worked.
Sgt. Tom Nestor of the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office told Palm Harbor Patch that the jurors have not contacted the sheriff's office with concerns about their safety. "None of the jurors that we're aware of have received any threats at all," he said. Nestor says that if jurors were threatened, it most likely happened in Orlando.
Until today, we've had descriptions of the jurors but have not known their names. Palm Harbor Patch has received the list of jurors from the Pinellas County Clerk's Office, and we're in the process of contacting the jury members to see if they would like to tell their stories. Of course, we'll share their stories with you.
One juror has already spoken to the media anonymously, and three others have released their names, including Palm Harbor's Dean Eckstadt, who served as an alternate juror. "We are upset that people think we're incompetent," Eckstadt said on the Today show. "We made the decision on the law. You can't have emotion in the situation, and I think that came down to the final decision."
Alternate juror Russell Huekler of St. Petersburg was the first to speak about the case, telling ABC he thought the Anthony family was dysfunctional. He said if Caylee's death was a horrific accident, they didn't know how to deal with it and chose to hide it for some reason.
Juror No. 3, Jennifer Ford, a nursing student at St. Petersburg College, also spoke to the media about her experience. "I'm not convinced that she didn't do it, but I also couldn't exclude the possibility that it was an accident," she said.
Juror No. 2 spoke to the St. Petersburg Times anonymously, saying he wanted to keep his family safe from scrutiny. The juror is a 46-year-old married father of two and is one of two black people on the jury. He said the verdict was not an easy decision to make and he wished the jury had more evidence to put Anthony away, but the evidence wasn't there.
Anthony was convicted of four misdemeanor counts of providing false information to law enforcement and was released from the Orange County Jail on July 17 with credit for time she had already served. The Pinellas County jury found Anthony not guilty of first-degree murder, aggravated manslaughter or aggravated child abuse.
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Liver Diseases
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Sometimes dining isn't serious.
Sometimes it's about things like onion volcanoes and gongs and free desserts and bits of shrimp tossed at your open mouth.
That's the experience at one of the few hibachi restaurants in Omaha, Kobe Steak House, which moved to a new location in Village Pointe in 2011.
I found myself having more fun than I expected at the communal hibachi grill. Most of the food was better than I thought it would be and better than I remembered from when I last visited Kobe, before it moved from Regency.
I ran into some problems on the sushi side of the restaurant, which was nearly empty on both visits, and I also took issue with the restaurant's pricey menu. That said, the hibachi experience — I have to say — is pretty fun.
Even on a Monday night, we had to wait a few minutes to get a seat at a hibachi table.
Kobe is divided into two sides: One is a regular dining room. That's where diners can eat sushi or sit at the bar.
In two other huge dining rooms sit large, rectangular, portable Japanese grills called hibachi. Diners are seated communally around these, and a chef trained in cooking and showmanship makes dinner in front of them.
We sat at a table in the hibachi room that looks out on 168th Street. The room's south wall is adorned with a large, glowing red and white screen decorated with a map of Japan. The huge screen is visible from the street — the rest of the walls are windows — and the glowing wall gives the smoky room a modern feel. The bar in the sushi side of the restaurant also glows red.
Our table included me, my husband and eight people who were there to celebrate a birthday. Almost every table in the place was there for a celebration. I knew this because Kobe marks birthdays with loud renditions of "Happy Birthday" accompanied by gong-banging, candle-blowing and photo-taking.
I heard the gong and the singing seven times in two visits. Don't go here looking for a quiet meal. That's not what this place is about.
We started with what Kobe calls "clear broth soup" that tasted a lot like miso soup to me. The broth was simple and hot, studded with green onions, garlic and mushroom. We also got an iceberg lettuce salad with carrot dressing.
Then the show began with a bang, literally.
Our chef lit the grill with a whoosh of fire. Then he twirled and tapped and banged and swirled spatulas left and right, to a fair amount of hooting and hollering from diners and, of course, the banging of the gong and the singing of "Happy Birthday."
The chef sauteed hissing vegetables — a mix of carrot, zucchini and onion — and steamed rice. He squirted soy sauce and oil with a flourish. The salt and pepper shakers tinkled like bells as he tapped them, seasoning the food.
He twirled eggs in their shells on the thin edge of his spatula, then tossed them in the air, alternately catching them in his chef's hat and breaking them onto the grill, which he mentioned later is heated to 550 degrees.
Food was flying everywhere. The grill warmed our faces.
My husband likened the experience to a weird mix of eating dinner and watching the Harlem Globetrotters. That's fairly accurate.
The veggies, served first, were nicely seasoned and cooked to a crisp doneness.
The fried rice was good if not a touch sticky. My husband said he'd rather have had it later in his meal, but that was a small complaint.
The chef dropped lots and lots of butter onto the hibachi, pat after tablespoon-sized pat, and started to cook meat: filet, strip steak, chicken, shrimp and lobster. While it cooked, he told jokes. He squirted gag bottles that spew string instead of liquid at diners. He made that onion volcano, a tower of rounds that spit fire and steam.
My lobster was cut into chunks, and the uber-hot grill left the delicate meat a touch dry and tough. The moist chicken was flavored with soy sauce and the shrimp were well-cooked. All the meats were properly seasoned.
But the filet was the highlight of the meal: remarkably tender, perfectly cooked to mid-rare and, of course, buttery.
The portions at Kobe are huge — I took home a box full enough for another meal.
Yong Kang, manager of the Omaha location, said most diners choose the hibachi menu, and the most popular combination is filet and shrimp.
I could tell on our second visit, a weekend evening, that Kang was right. A long line of people waited for a seat at a grill. We were one of only two occupied tables in the regular dining room and got seated immediately.
Throughout our meal we could hear echoes of groans and cheers from the hibachi rooms — again, don't come looking for a romantic table for two, even outside the hibachi areas.
A calamari appetizer we started with was strange more than anything. Instead of the fried circles I expected, the calamari came out in four thick, triangular slices that were so chewy they were nearly inedible.
Kang told me this is an old Japanese style. The calamari is breaded in the restaurant and served with a fruity dipping sauce.
"Most people like it," she said, "but some people are used to the round calamari and do not like it."
We sampled four sushi rolls: the Godzilla, the Omaha, the Yummy and the Las Vegas. There may be a reason that diners don't go to Kobe for sushi. The city has better, more nuanced offerings than what we tried here.
The gentle flavors of fish, including tuna, shrimp and eel, were lost in rolls that were too fussy and drowned in a mayonnaise-based aioli.
The Las Vegas roll, the worst of the bunch, was topped with a huge mound of crab salad that was too rich for more than just one bite and tasted almost solely of thick mayo.
Part of the problem was that we misordered, not realizing that all the rolls we chose would be coated in the same overpowering sauce.
Kang told me later, though, that the Omaha roll wasn't supposed to be coated with it. She also said diners who like classic sushi would be better off avoiding the rolls and instead ordering nigiri, pieces of raw fish served on rice.
Kobe is not cheap. Our hibachi dinner, which included two entrees, a glass of wine and a beer, was $85 after tip. And the sushi dinner, which also included one wine and one beer, was $70.
Kang said there are two reasons for the prices: The experience, which is singular, and the quality of the meat. She said all the ingredients Kobe uses are prepared fresh daily and the salmon is sushi-grade. And she noted that people come in looking to celebrate and have a good time, and they find that.
Fair enough.
Even with the show, though, I think might go elsewhere to celebrate my own birthday — some of the city's best restaurants fall in the same $85 price range. And for me, the experience isn't just about twirling eggs and showy fires. It's about what lands on my plate and what it tastes like. What comes from a behind-the-scenes kitchen show can be just as entertaining — sometimes more.
And speaking of landing, all of the shrimp bites the hibachi chef tossed toward my mouth landed on my shirt or the floor. My husband fared better. He caught all three.
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Welcome to another installment of my ongoing "How to be a Guy" series. This week's topic is "how to be married to a pregnant woman," which I chose after rejecting "how to drive a nail through your foot" and "how to set yourself on fire."
My wife and I are well beyond the child-bearing years (fingers crossed), but we do know several young couples who are expecting -- and frankly, some of those husbands are screwing up. As someone who has been through it four times, I thought I'd try to help them out.
First, if you are married to a pregnant woman and wish to remain married, you must understand that for nine months (and perhaps a bit beyond), you will be at a complete disadvantage.
You may have been there when the child was conceived (let's stipulate that you were). You may help to feed and clean and clothe the child once he or she is born. You even may be the one who primarily supports the child financially.
But in the meantime it is not growing inside your body. It is not making you fat and cranky or giving your hormones a five-day pass to Disney World. Therefore you have already conceded the high moral ground and are, for the time being, essentially redundant.
In addition, you must grasp that there are some things you simply do not say to a pregnant woman if you wish for your marriage, and perhaps your limbs, to remain intact. Here are just a few examples:
"I think I might want five more kids. How about you, honey?"
"But what if you don't lose all the weight?"
"My mother says ... ."
Next, you must accept the fact that you will probably not be able to do certain things, or at least not very often, for the next nine months. And since one of those is probably your very favorite thing to do on earth, going without may require some sacrifice.
Yes, I've heard that there are women who like to do it even more when they're pregnant. But I've never seen any direct evidence of that, so I rate such claims along with Bigfoot sightings and "signs that the economy is improving."
Just be patient. The day will come when you will once again be able to watch sports on television.
Finally, you must recognize that a woman who is pregnant is not entirely in her right mind, at least not all the time. One minute she may be trying to drive a wooden stake through your heart while you sleep, and the next minute she's begging you to run to Kroger for Chips Ahoy right after you rub her feet with cocoa butter.
Do not attempt to make sense of this. Simply accept it, looking forward to the birth of your child and the beginning of life's next great adventure: post-partum depression.
Rob Jenkins is a local freelance writer and author of "Family Man: The Art of Surviving Domestic Tranquility." Email him at email@example.com, follow him on Twitter@rjenkinsgdp, and visit www.familymanthebook.com.
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Sunday's win was Denver's fourth straight, and it put the team above .500 at 6-5. Yes, Bronco fans, Denver has more wins than losses. Let me repeat that. Denver is above .500. Hell, Denver has a damn good chance of winning eight games this year – a feat I didn't think the boys in orange had a prayer of doing after watching them lose throughout the first quarter of the season.
Of course, at the heart of Denver's newfound success is quarterback Tim Tebow, who has led the Broncos to a 5-1 record since taking over as starter. Tebow is the most polarizing player right now in the National Football League. You either love him or hate him. He's a quarterback who, according to "expert" analysts, has no chance of succeeding in the NFL because of his inability to throw the ball from the pocket. He's inaccurate. He doesn't fit the mold of an NFL quarterback.
Yet, despite all his so-called flaws, he wins. The guy is a winner. It's a scenario that football fans are having trouble comprehending. Hell, I'm not sure even head coach John Fox or executive vice-president of football operations John Elway can comprehend the quarterback they have on their hands. Whatever Tebow is, he is sure drawing a lot of attention, and he hasn't failed at giving us all an exciting game, no matter what.
I will agree that Tebow has some sort of two-minute drill chemical in his body that activates when points are needed. Several times now, Tebow has played 55 minutes of just-OK football, and in the final minutes of the game, he'll go and rack up a touchdown or two to put the Broncos in position to win. These aren't pretty wins, but they are wins nonetheless. Three weeks ago when the Broncos beat the Jets at Mile High, Tebow's glorious run to ice the game was one of the best Tebow endings you could have. He was unimpressive for most of the game, but in the end he ran it in to pull out the victory. Ex-Bronco quarterback Kyle Orton wouldn't have pulled that off. He probably would have thrown an interception in the end zone and taken another loss.
While Tebow has his flaws as a quarterback, he's definitely improving his game-time skills in each and every one of his starts. At least that was the takeaway from Sunday's win in San Diego. Yes, Tebow had the most carries (22) by a quarterback in a game since 1950, but it was obvious that his passing was much improved, too. In the first quarter he threw a couple of passes that simply should have been caught by the receiver. Down by 10 just before the half, Tebow looked like an NFL quarterback, pump-fake and all, and threw a strike to Eric Decker in the end zone for a touchdown. The receiver was open, and it was a pretty pass.
Then in the fourth quarter, down by three, Tebow kept a drive alive by throwing a 39-yard completion to Decker. It was thrown low and in a tough place to catch, but it worked. Tebow threw a crucial pass when the team needed it most. It was the play of the game, if you ask me. Perhaps Tebow's prettiest pass came next when he threw a 23-yarder to Dante Rosario. Tebow threw it up high for Rosario to snag before the safety was able to get over and help. It was a good read and a good throw by Tebow. When all was said and done on Sunday, Tebow's passing game improved greatly. He went 9 for 18 with 143 yards, one touchdown and no interceptions. That's right, no interceptions. As unimpressive as those passing numbers may seem, Tebow's quarterback rating was better than the Chargers' Phillip Rivers.
Despite the attention on Tebow, we all know that Denver's defense, led by rookie linebacker Von Miller, is the true hero in Denver's recent success. Miller and sack-man Elvis Dumervil have been getting after opposing quarterbacks. If the defense can hold opponents to 13 points every week, Tebow has a good chance of winning those games. Keep it close, and Tebow will do what's needed to win.
Frankly, what we are finding is that Denver has a pretty damn good well-rounded team led by a fast defensive pass rush and by an impressive ground game on offense. Throw in a Tebow option here and there. Maybe an occasional Tebow strike to the end zone. All together, it's a winning combination – especially in a league where defenses are shaped solely to stop passing attacks. It's almost as if defenses forgot how to stop the run. Well, with Tebow behind center, Denver will run, and so far, it's worked damn well. It's back to old-school running football in Denver, backed up with defense. Screw pretty boy quarterbacks like Tom Brady and their nifty passing attacks. I'll take a running game and grit any day.


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Q: With all of the talent you had, it resembled a recent Chicago Cubs game?
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CLAYTON — There was a lot on the line Monday night as Clayton hosted West Johnston for a late regular season Greater Neuse River Conference soccer match.
After it was all done, a 4-1 Clayton victory gave eight seniors a win on Senior Night, put the Comets in better position to garner a higher seed in the state playoffs and gave Clayton its second straight JUSA Cup championship.
The Comets went ahead in the first half thanks to some relentless attacks that created six corner kicks and the Comets were able to take advantage.
In the 25th minute, Brandon Sainz placed his corner kick at the edge of the six-yard box and Connor Jones headed the ball back across the goal to put the Comets (16-3-2, 11-1-1) ahead.
Seven minutes later, Sainz found Alex Owens in a similar position off of yet another corner kick and Owens' attempt at goal deflected off of teammate Ray Lines for what ultimately proved to be the game winner.
"Nine times out of 10, we're going to score on those," Clayton coach William Williams said of the corner kick opportunities his club generated. "If we get goals, lots of times they'll be off direct kicks or corner kicks because we practice those pretty hard and we've got some good players to execute."
Due to rain cancellations and the scheduling conflicts that came with trying to reschedule the final, both Clayton and West Johnston, the two remaining teams, agreed that their second GNRC game would also serve as the championship game for the JUSA Cup.
The fact that the championship game also occurred on senior night against a rival added to the emotions of the game and the Comets were able ride that wave.
"It means the world (to me) especially against West Johnston, one of our major rivals," said senior back Chase Jones, a three-year member of the varsity team. "It's a great feeling."
Snaider Astorga, Nick Christiansen, Drew Edwards, Jackson Keener, Lines, Owens and John Rous all joined Jones in their final regular season home game of their high school careers.
Down 2-0 at the break, the Wildcats, in search of a potential wild card berth in the playoffs, began to throw more players forward and created more scoring opportunities.
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"We definitely had a lot more opportunities in the second half," West Johnston coach Ken Sweat said. "I think a big part of that was having Jon Atherholt up there. In the second half with Atherholt up top, I felt like we got a little more play forward because he was able to possess the ball."
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GRAND FORKS (WDAZ-TV) - A petition asking for a harsher penalty for animal cruelty in North Dakota has been approved by Secretary of State Al Jaegar.
If enough signatures are collected, an initiated measure will be on the November ballot allowing voters to decide if animal cruelty can become a Class C Felony, a debate lawmakers discussed the past two sessions.
Efforts to reform animal cruelty laws aren't new in North Dakota. As just one of three states that treats cruelty to pets as a low-level misdemeanor, animal advocates are fighting for tougher laws.
"Those states are all agricultural states, North Dakota, South Dakota and Idaho, and they're vetting these proposals just the same as we are," Grand Forks District 42 Representative Corey Mock said.
Representative Corey Mock of Grand Forks drafted a bill during the 2011 Legislative Session that would have allowed felony charges for a person who committed multiple animal cruelty offenses in a short period of time. That bill failed.
"It would have not only enhanced our laws and given the appropriate flexibility for egregious offenses, but it would have protected the agricultural industry by exempting them from the law," Mock added.
This initiated measure is a little different. Anyone convicted of animal cruelty would face a felony after just one offense. This measure only addresses cruelty against pets, that's dogs, cats and horses.
Humane societies across the state, like Circle of Friends in Grand Forks, are saying this measure is a step in the right direction.
"At this point, this is a good place to start. I think we want to get something in place that does name a Class C Felony as a penalty," Circle of Friends Humane Society Executive Director Arlette Moen said.
This measure also includes a provision that would allow judges to decide if offenders need counseling to prevent further animal abuse.
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